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I guess we're in storm mode or I'd weenie you. Last year most did not come west but this is a new year so who knows.

Yea, I was referencing mostly the last couple years. So tough to nail these things. Our block is breaking down and it shows. A little means a lot.

Of course I'm totally wishcasting the shift back NW but honestly, I think the odds favor it at least. How much is comes back? Who knows. Probably enough to stick us in the warm sector rain, dryslot over SNE, and jackpot Davis WV. LOL

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A couple of statements come to mind right now.

We are right where we want to be with the 12z gfs!

I don't want to be in the bullseye at this stage anyway.

NW trend is our friend.

Rates will overcome bl.

Sun angle is the same as late January.

Deform band always sets up 50 miles NW of what the models say at this stage.

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A couple of statements come to mind right now.

We are right where we want to be with the 12z gfs!

I don't want to be in the bullseye at this stage anyway.

NW trend is our friend.

Rates will overcome bl.

Sun angle is the same as late January.

Deform band always sets up 50 miles NW of what the models say at this stage.

#weeniepost

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A couple of statements come to mind right now.

We are right where we want to be with the 12z gfs!

I don't want to be in the bullseye at this stage anyway.

NW trend is our friend.

Rates will overcome bl.

Sun angle is the same as late January.

Deform band always sets up 50 miles NW of what the models say at this stage.

You da man

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The 1-2" from GFS NAM I would take.

I can buy the .1-.2" liquid, but I don't think that would accumulate to 1-2". As Wes and others have said several times, you need high rates to get accumulation in these marginal temp events. The GFS and NAM paint a picture of several hours of light precip, which would probably be snow, occasionally mixed with rain/drizzle, and probably doesn't accumulate more than a dusting.

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I can buy the .1-.2" liquid, but I don't think that would accumulate to 1-2". As Wes and others have said several times, you need high rates to get accumulation in these marginal temp events. The GFS and NAM paint a picture of several hours of light precip, which would probably be snow, occasionally mixed with rain/drizzle, and probably doesn't accumulate more than a dusting.

The big ? is if/where the deform sets up. Would have to think it's within 75 miles of dc. Prob worth the drive if it isn't in our back yard.

Right now the NAM thinks it will be over my mom's house in cambridge. Only 70 miles or so as a crow flies.

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The big ? is if/where the deform sets up. Would have to think it's within 75 miles of dc. Prob worth the drive if it isn't in our back yard.

I bought a bolt bus ticket to Philly just in case today....... 15 bucks is worth it for a Novie surprise...... holding out to see if I can just hold up at a local watering hole however

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I can buy the .1-.2" liquid, but I don't think that would accumulate to 1-2". As Wes and others have said several times, you need high rates to get accumulation in these marginal temp events. The GFS and NAM paint a picture of several hours of light precip, which would probably be snow, occasionally mixed with rain/drizzle, and probably doesn't accumulate more than a dusting.

Totally agree.

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